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Late nineteenth-century Britain and America: The people and the empire
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Late nineteenth-century Britain and America: The people and the empire

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This course was written by Professor Martin Clayton

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Grateful acknowledgement is made to Macmillan, London and Basingstoke for Tables 2, p. 36, and 4, p. 37 from Woodruff, W. (1966) Impact of Western Man: A Sudy of Europe's Role in the World Economy.

rbrwr / Rob Brewer: http://www.flickr.com/ photos/ rbrwr/ 78610062/

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